Colin Croft

Colin Croft, an Australian actor, writer, director who was born on March 21, 1922, in Kogarah, Sydney, South New Wales, and died on 16 August 1989 at the age of sixty-seven in Sydney, Australia. He worked in several famous films like The Wild Duck, The Adventure of Robin Hood Click to look into! >> Read More... , The Evil Touch, Police State, Poor Man's Orange, Body line, Fantasy man, Jonah, Silent Reach, Number 96, Spy force, Division 4, The Rivers, Skippy, Blue Murder. Colin started his career at the age of seven with the Young Australian League. He was a dancer, comedian who acted in many plays in the Prince Edward Theatre. He has also done a comedy act on roller skates in the Australian Army Entertainment Unitduring Second World War.

After that, he worked in many concerts, films, TV series, radio, and programs. He also travelled for four months to learn about Japanese Drama, Polynesian dancing, and Chinese opera. In 1970, Colin travelled in NSW country towns with Anna Russell, they did a run-in of their show at the Pocket Play house, but sadly, Colin Croft died some years ago. Colin Croft worked in the movie The Wild Duck in 1984, directed by Henri Safran. It based on the play by Henrik Ibsen in 1884. It starred Jeremy Irons Elegant and handsome, British performing artist, J >> Read More... and Liv Ullmann Liv Johanne Ullmann is both an actress and a direc >> Read More... in the lead role. The movie was produced by Phillip Emmanuel. The movie was an Super hit at the box office and earned $115,664.

Colin debuted in the film industry as a supporting actor with the movie Tread Softly in 1952, A British crime film directed by David Mac Donald. It stars Frances Day, Patricia Dainton, and John Bentley, and Colin Croft played the role of a dancer. The shoot completed in the Mary lebone studio and Granville Theatre in Fulham. It was rated by four out of five, and seventy-six percent of Google users liked the movie. The movie was released in December 1952 in the United Kingdom. In 1989, when he took his last breath, he worked in many films and TV series like Kokoda Crescent, Police State, Rafferty’s Rules. On 17 July 1987, Colin Croft and Owen Weingott played an act titled The Levine Comedy in the Ensemble Theatre.

The play based on commence. Colin was very affectionate about theatre plays because he started his career with the theatre. He has also liked charities. In the 90s, when most of the films based on the novel, some of them made a record on the box-office, and some of them flopped. At that time there was a movie ‘Careful, He Might Hear You,’ an Australian Drama film in which Colin Croft also played an important character. The movie based on the 1963 novel by Australian-American writer Sumner Locke Elliott. The movie was directed by Carl Schultz Carl Schultz was born on 19th September 1939 in Bu >> Read More... , and produced by Jill Robb. It starred Wendy Hughes, Robyn Nevin, and Nicholas Gledhill in the lead role.

The movie's budget was $2.2 million and itgrossed $2,431,126 in Australia, and North America was also watched the movie. A DVD version also released by Umbrella Entertainment in July 2008. The DVD included a Star photo gallery, trailer, an interview with the producer Sumner Locke Elliot, and with star cast Wendy Hughes, Nicholas Gledhill and Jill Robb. It was rated by eight out of ten, and ninety percent of Google users watched the movie. The movie got thirteen AAACTA Award in Best Actor, Best Director, Best Production, Best Costume Designer, Best Writing, Best Sound in all categories, which was a huge honor.

The movie was also praised at the Venice Film festival and National Board of Review. The movie shot in Sydney at Neutral Bay and Darling Point. The movie is also shot in a garden of Babworth House, which is established in Darling Point, the owner of the Hordern family. Colin Croft also said I was lucky to be a part of the movie; I have remembered how we made fun of during the shoot. The movie also gave us new recognition and fame, which is appreciable.